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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
THE NEWS coNDE

The river has closed at Ia Crosse, Wis.
A rich lead of pure a ena ore has
been discovered at Jordan Centre, Iowa
county,tWis.
Two miners were caught in u fall of
rock and coal in a coal mine near Wilkes
barre, Pa, and crushed TO death.
The safe of the county treasnrer's Of
fee at Centerville, Mo-, was blown open
and robbed Of about $40, 900 ID cash.
Ninety five cigar factories were shut
down at Havana, Cuba, owing to- the de.
Eand of cigarmakers for n u increase III
wages.
The congress OF the senate and cham
ber of deputies will meet Friday at Yer
~saflles, to elect a successor to President
Grevy.
Ceredop, Leahy3& Co, Chicago, whole.
sale dealers in boots and shoes, made an
assignment Liabilities, $50, 900; assets.
$50, 600.
All the testimony has been taken in
the Standard Oil cases before the inter-
state commission, and further proceed
ings have been postponed till January 16
The complainant has proved that the
railroads give discriminating rates in
favor OF oil in tank cars, and that tbs
Standard company is the only one that IL
able to profit by tine discrimination
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
THE FIDELITY BANK sWiN5LE
iIarper's Efforts to Save Himself From
tho Maelstrom of the wheat Deal.

~iIarper's Efforts to Save Himself From
tho Maelstrom OF the wheat Deal.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 3Q.-After the
jury in the Harper trial had been sworn
in District Attorney Burnett began his
address. He reviewed the charges
against Harper as set forth in The indict-
ment, explaining his motives OF action
for misapplication mi enibezzlement OF
funds as being an etforb to save himself
from the maelstrom OF the Chicago
wheat deal. He detailed how Harper.
used the names of bogus firms and false
credits, aided by Cashier Hopkins. How
bogus drafts were RENTED to Chicago to
bull wheat, through the broker Hoyt, the
paper being afterward taken up by
Harper. The exchange clerk, Miss
Holmes, would hold the Hopkins check
until after bank hours. She must have
some vouchers, and would give Hopkins
check to Harper, who would in turn,
give his W check for the mount. The
Chicago firm would draw aguinst a false
letter OF credit from the Fidelity bank.
Thus the deception was kept up, the
Chicago bank. being debfted or credited,
as the case might be. Chicago brokers
were made to believe there was j power
full Cincinnati syndicate in the deal, and
they demanded more margins They
were advised that funds were in the FIX
deity bank, and would draw against
Those funds only to find that no de.
posts had been made. Ala o'clock Mr..
burnett concluded his address for the
government. Maj, Blackburn Their
opened for the defense, but he only said
{. few words when adjournment was
taken.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The MISSOURI .Pacifo,, new I,na.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. sc.-The Missouri
Pacific roads new line to Colorado. New
Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and California
will be completed to a Junction with the
Denver & Rio Grande at Pueblo, Colo,
December 4, and will be then ready to
transport freight to all points in Utah,
New Mexico and Colorado, as well as In
Nevada and California. The competition
q this road gives the Missouri Pacific &
Direct line from st. Louis to Pueblo
through central Missouri and Kansas.
The Missouri Pacific will run through
passenger and freight trains between
these points on quick time, avoiding
transfer and delays. Circulars are now
U and being sent to the patrons of the
road announcing the opening OF the line.
Now that the Missouri Eaclac has secured
q Hue to the west, II will prove q lively
competitor for business found in that
territory.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01

tN1saaNHF.sH -.R
Specifications and names are given: Tho
CONGRESSMAN referring to his alleged rep-
utatfon says: Your general reputation
is that Of a gambler, adissolute man and
q mansdevoid OF yeracity, aud your ca
pacity is considered by many as not be-
ing At all adequate 70 tie responsible and
Important duties OF four position. This
very nearly concerns the honor and dig
nifty OF the honse.v Doorkeeper Donelson
talks upsthe charges sc..slrutely and de-
mics them all, and gives Afidavita Of
some OF the parties mentioned by Con-
gresham breckenridge in support Of his
denialss As regards the personal allu.
sions, Mr.. Doneison says: "As to your
assertions regarding my moral and per-
sonal character being a matter OF public
fame, Jul official relations are such as to
restrain me from giving the only appro-
PIRATE answer which a gentleman 80.
gratuirously assaulted and insulted could
givs.n
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CAN NOT INTERFERE.
Callan Must submit to Trial for Break
ing English Laws.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov 80.-MayorA Abb
bolt has requested Secretary Bayard to
interfere in the case Of Csellan, OF tiis
city, arrested in London as a dynamiter.
The secretary replies that the depart
ment has no information in the matter
beyond the newspaper reports, which
show that Callan and Harkins have been
arrested because found possessing dyna-
mite in London, an offenss against the
laws Of England. The department has
no authority to apply for a stay of pro
ceedings pending investigation. The in
yestigation is d6ubtless . preliminary to
aformal trial, n except to secure a fair
trial under the laws, the department
would have no right: to interfere, unless
to prevent arbitrary treatment OF d de-
NAL Of justice to one OF it's citizens. No
foreign government would be permitted
to interfere otherwise in similar proceed
tngs In the courts OF this country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Prospective Scarcity 81 r.umbar.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. @.-The revised
estimate Of the lumber cut ut the Chan
der during the past season is about l6 per
per cent. less than the cut Of 1855. Al
though the cut ia up to that of former
seasons, the disadvantages in the Short
9ess Ct the logs Gu during last winter
nave had the effect OF leaving most of
sne Trims without 9 customary reserve Of
logs to commence work next summer,
ana should 4 supply Of logs secured
this winter be not up to tbs standard
there viii undoubtedly be considerable
scarcity felt next summer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The

CK:cAao. Nov. y.
WHEAT-December AZ, January ssMc,
GoRN-pecsmbsr <stsc, January 4sAc Il
Decembar ssNc, January esssIc.
LAKD-Dreeg1hsr s7.so. January S5sE.
FoRKSJanuary, yiseo: reoraary, Sil.7y.
MISUNDERSTANDING III February $50
UNtoH Srocx YAaps, /
0dicAoo. Nov W.
CATTLE Essirsated tecsIpt4. s.ooo bead
lAEht ~ heavy prime - -. ysp304. %,
C0wysg and bulls (riixed}. f1SSfSSs
EtocESss and feefcrs. ly0o3Ila IA
3sxhAs 1.s51ah
active NY
;zaxh. ssaaes .,..slnd4ss
Heavy psekins and shipRnlg grnla 5 isGaess5o
SHEER
&asoa4ss
tA1shs .ss*s. ...vNs.. = IssSS u
A%fEnr
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Greyy stock Ara1n Risinr

New YORK., Nov. 30.-phs Tribuns,s
London special says: arhs news from
France is thought dlsqaseting, though
AZ. Blowit2 yesterday settled tho matte,
by predicting M, De- Freyainst,s election
as president on the ssoond ballot. StilI
there is . loop hole through which NJ
Ferry might probably step in. The
right may vote Tor him on the first bal.
lot. They are not eager to support 1
man whom they regard as author of
what they call the persecution OF priests,
bnt ASSUMING that M. Blowitz's aRures
are correct, sssuredly elect him, The
congress will ccnsist OF $50 members
220 re~actsonaries and $50 republicans.
An absolute majority Of the whole nam
Der, or 426, will be necessary for q choice,
NJ. Ferry can count on 800 republicans
In the first ballot. There are many REASONS
why . coalition between the Ferryists
and the royalists is not impossible.
Anarchists. socialists, communists and
the mob Of Paris openly threaten Z
revolution il NJ. Ferry Ia elected. Prob
ably his elscsion would be followed by =
descent into the streets. The mob Of
Paris might in that case re-lsarn the
lesson taught them on the suppression
OF the commune. which they nov seem
to have forgotten.
NJ. DsFreycinet,s election means q
Clemenceau ministry, which is q SCARE
to the moderates. Altogether, Che
situation ia 80 strained that eforts
are making, both openly aud secretly,
TO raj that NJ. Grevy should remain.
That. IN the circumstances. is a desperate
expedient.
A. PARIS special TO the World says:
Pres. Crews friends are taking heart.
The disgust which M Jules Ferry's can
didature inspires in many quarters, and
the fear that he may be elected have led
several radicals to declare they would
rather nee the old president remain al
the Elysee that run the risk OF finding
him replaced by a friend OF Prince Bis
rnarck and the author OF the spirited
colonial policy. Oddly enough, Henri
Rochefort. who has been attacking VIII
son and his father-in-law for weeks past
has been Brought around to this view.
aud yesterday he distinguished himself
by his activity in favor OF the main.
.tenance Of M Grevy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The Ohio Societv.

NEW YoRK, NOV. 5o.-At the annual
meeting Of the Chic Society, the follow
Ing officers were elected: President,
Gen. Thomas Ewing; vice-presidents.
Whitelaw Reid, Wager Swayne, Algernon
N. Sullivan, Charles w. Moulton and
George Hoadley; secretary, Hcnee Lee,
recording secretary, William Fordupson:
treasurer, William Perry Fogg; govern
ing board, Charles Fleming, Henry K.
Enos, and Lucuis Hopkins. Subscrip-
ton books were opened to raise $4,000
for o new club house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01

lone. was fined s4oo;; ID the casa {,
Hapsord, Hall = Co, against 3! 4
Roderick and n. I. Hollisser as n
surety for;tbe recovery q b ,22s sho.s.
age in R,de,ick'a accounts, the in,
hs9ught in . verdict for $i,4I7. Jamas
O,Meara alias johnnie K,lfoyle, s.
ami a. NJ. Harris were q.
dicted by the grand jary for forgery ma
placed under So 500 and $500 bonds =
spectiveiy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
IMPORTANT.
PREPARING FOR THE COMING PREsI-
DENTAL CONTEST.

The National Prohibition COMMITTEES
poinE Preliminary Work In Chtcago-
ST. John Greeted with cheers-The
Appointment of Committees.
CHICAGO, Nov. s0.-The National Pro-
;hibitton committee met In one Of the
squadron rooms of battery:D, this morn
ing. After singing and prayer the call
Of states was begun. Coy. st. John
came in whilet the call of states was in
progress and was applauded as he took
his seat. Nearly all the morning hour
was occupied in filling committees
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
A Concressman Marrisd.

SIDNEY, Ia, Nov. 3D.-Albers r. Al.
dsrson, congressman from this district,
was married to Miss Josephine Frazer.
daughter of w. r; Frazer, a banker Of
this town. The ceremony wa performed
IN the Methodist rturch by Presiding
Rider Smith, in the presence of nearly
the Bentire population of the town. No
attempt VT display was made, but the
great popularity OF the bride and groom
made il the event In the history Of the
village. The happy couple depart on the
u o'clock train fer Washington.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The Colombo capitoI.

DENyER, Colo, Nov. M-The thir-
tesnth anniversary Of the state Of Colo
RADIO will be celebrated liz June next in,
connection with the laying OF the corner
stone OF the State Capitol building.
The presidents OF the United States
and Aexico, and The leading citi-
zens Of both countries, and OF many
prominent Europeans, will be invited to
participate. Gilmore'a band and a chorus
Of 20o voices will furnish music. Excur-
sions trains from all parts Of the country
will be run
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
AROSE lM HER coFFlN.

49,
A Supposed cerpse Is Taken from the
Conn and BECOMES . mother.
OAKLAND, Ill, Nov. s0.-sunday
morning Mrs. Aole, wife Of = farmer liv-
Ing : short distance south of this place,
died, to NIL appearances. The funeral
arranged for. and the body wa
placed In the comm and prepared for bur-
III. Tho sorrow-stricken relatives had
assembled In the house, when Mrs. Able
suddenly sat up In the comm. On realiz-
ing her surroundings she tainted away,
and while unconscious WAS carried tcs
bed doctor was sept for, and shortly
afterward Mrs. Able gave birth 10 &
male child. She and the baby are both
doing well, but the douhly happy father
and husband has not yet recovered from
the excitement incident to the affair.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The Erie Directory,

NEW YORK., Nov. 80.AThe following
were elected on the directory Of the New
York, Lake Erie 8 Western railroad:
John King, John Mccullough, .. M.
Mills, =. WEIGH, ". Whftawright, ".
Wheelock, Fl. II. Cook, g. W. Quintard.
w. Libby Parker, NJ. K. Jessup, w.
3. Dinsmore, w. L. Strong, w. ". GIN
christ, Joseph BeIdan and Joseph Ogden.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Ths smiIil- KiIraln Fight.

LospoS, Noy S0.--Iu was definitely ar
ranged by the parties to tha smsth-Kil-
rain match that the Police Gazette belt,
for which the men are to fght, should
he deposited In the office Of the Sporting
LITE pending the battle. It was also da.
cided TO send Measrs. Fleming and Hard-
ing, representing respectively Smith and
Kilrain to Spain e select d suitable place
for 1.-The light, and 1t was further agreed
thatStwelye msn, selected by each side,
Should witness the contest, Instead Of
fiftyas at first proposed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01

march 10 the Elysee to prevent Fsrry,a'
entrance. Into whose lap the coveted
fruit will drop can scarcely be predicted,
but one thing is certain, that the grapes
are far Q likely to prove sour to the
man who receives them than to he who
can not reach them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Clergymen,s Hnlf Far.n.

oM.tHA. Neb. Nov. s0.-The B. & NJ.
railroad has decided TO issue clerical per
mita for the yeaa 1888, to those clergy
men In charge oY congregations located
on their line Of road. The general pas
senger aaeat has instructed the clergy
men to make their applications ct once.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Judrmeut AGAINST Z Raiiroad.

Y~ouNesrowS, O., Nov. @.-JudgMsnt.
was given on a number Of claims and an
order was issued TO sell the Pittsburg,
Cleveland 81 Toledo railrond, subject to a
Ss240,0 900 mortgage. and q lease assigned
to the Pittsburg q Western railway by
the pittsburg Il Western Railway COM
many.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The yftrioI victIm9

HAvERHlLL, Mass, Nov. s0.-Miss Me-
han, whose face was burned with Yitriol
BY some unknown person, is more COM
Portable. The physicians think the sight
OF one eye. and perhaps OF both, can be
saved. Miss Mehan's father, who lives
It Philadelphia, has arrived, and is using
every effort to detect the author, OF the
outrage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
e res ind 9ak ptaiau
I~HREEPRIzE RING EVENTS
TWEnTY-six RLooDY ROUNDS ON
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.

Hiram and Smith f. Meet N spatn-
SULLIVAN and tho English Champion
vim Fight 70 q Flnssh with Bare
Knuckies,
NEW York, Nov so.lames Casey o.
this ETY. and John Gage, Of Hoboken,
fought twenty-six savage rounds on Jer-
sey City Heights. This morning, for q
purseof $500. Afoul claimed by Casey's
friends IN the last round caused the fight
to end In 8 row. Both fighters were
badly punished.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Acroas tha Isthmns.

PfTrsBURa, Nov. 30.-CoI. Andrews.
OF the Tehaunrcpec Ship Railway Co,
has received the charter forthe corpora
ton from Albany, N. " where il had
been sent for Governor Hills signature.
a meeting Of stockholders will be held
In New York next week, ana the orraui-
zation completed. Arrangements will Be
made to commence Immediately upon
the work. -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
The Omnibns Roaa,.r.

CHICAGO, NOV. s0s-The appellate conrt
has granted d su~2ersedeas on the omni-
nus Doodle case in which Tx. Commis.
2 oiers Van Pelt, Wren, varnelI. Leydrn
aud 0ehs, now confined In the comfy
Jail, are defendants, and the time Of tilei
execution OF the sentence OF tho scourt
viii inSconsequence be extended I1ntfI ma
arr nnaents on the errors claimed can Sc
hetIrd.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Aetivity III a1onarchlst..

LosroS, Nov, so.-It Is stated that
DUG DsAumale has bcen In Paris for the
last fortnight entirely without knowl
edzcSof the French anthorities. The &C.
ttyity q the rnonarchists Is said TO be
due TO the influence Of his presence upon.
the leaders Of that party In the chamber
of deputies. IS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Caused by bucket shop.

TORONTO, Nov 80.-Herbert G.. Smith,
assistant cashier Of James Donald & Co.'S,
warehouse. mas left town and is now In
Buffalo. His accounts were short over
$a 1000, caused. IT is said, by bucket shop
speculation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
fire in the lsowery.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-A fire in the six
story building, No. 7s Bowery, caused q
loss to the several occupants Of ST., 900.
There were about sixty persons at work
in the building when the blaze began, but
they all got out in safety. The cause of
the Ere is unknown.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Accident 70 on ExcursIop rra,n

FITcHBuRa, Mass, NOV. 3o.-A Ray
mond excursion train struck the rear
and Of a freight train which was trying
% get on q side treck, near here, this
morning. George Joselyn, q droyer. Of
Buffalo, had three ribs broken and his
spine injured. Tho baggage car Of lthe
excursion train, and three freight cars
burned. None Of the excursionists In
iured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01

DUBLIN. Nov. 3o:--A conference Of
delegates Of all brsnches OF the National
league was held on Loyd Diiton's sxten-
sive estates. 1t was decided to acce.,t
Lord Dillon's offer OF 80 per cent. re-
duction on the Judicial rents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
KIlled Two Negroes.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., Nov. so.-A farmer
named Arby shot and killed two colored
men who attacked him on his farm, in
Marlborough county, S. c., while he was
e~ndeayoring to drive them off his posted
lands. Arby surrendered to officers Of
the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
Ths Tooth 81 Inrratituds.

PARIS, Nov, 3d. President Greyy,s
message TO thu senate and the chamber
q deputies gives a. his reason for resign
the presidency the refusal OF ali the
leading men to form n ~eatinct. He does
not complain Of the attitude OF the cham
bers b senate or the ministers. but
deeply lamunts the unexpected desertiona
Of those upon whose friendship he had
thought he could rely.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
$50 Lost = Thauaana.

NEW York, NOV. s0.-The man who
lost $1,000 IN a house Of i'll faIae a few
nights ago has finally given his name az
r. F. Houston, Of Chicago. The police
a Y lnpt succeeded. in recovering the
money.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
DiaEusfsd VIA. Y.ib.,i..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Chss. II. i.
Taylor, OF Kansas, United States min
lister 70 Liberia, has finnlly rendered his.
healthy climate and the unsatisfactory
condition of public affairs In Liberia.
The resignation will take effect in Janu-
Hry.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-01
DAKoTA COMBINATIONS

The Standard oil company are putting
In tanks at Watertown.
Mercury stood at 50 degrees below
zero at Watertown Monday morning.
There are 40 saloons and one brewery
10 Grand Forks to be al scted BY the
local option Law.
One hundred men were present at the
rooster banquet. ut Bismarck, whlch was
an elaborate affair.
Dakota stock men, in convention Of
jamestown, were given 9 banquet
Wednesday night.
The chamber OF commerce at Bismarck
has been reorganized and $500 sub.
scribed toward paying expenses.
Blunt quotes the Thermometer at
thirty-eight below on Sunday and
twenty-four below on Monday.
The Peak family and Cakes company
were hung up az Mitchell for ten days.
Culd weather ruined the harp uasd in
the performance,
y. r. Grover, editor OF the Dakota
Standard, prohibition, represents the
Beadie county prohibitionists al the
national convention Eat Chicago this
week.
Judge Spencer, OF the Huron district,
who has been holding court ct Sioux
Falls during the past two weeks Tor
Judge Palmer, returned to his district
| Monday.
The territorial lodges Of the A. GU.
W. are arranging an early meeting, TO
be held either at Huron Or Iroqnois, for
the purpose Of devisinR means to best
advance the interests Of the order.
Hon. O. A. Mathews and wife, of
BTookings. started Tuesday for Chicago,
where they will visit friends and consult
some Of the best medical talentin re-
gard to the health Of Mrs. Mathews, who
has been indisposed for some time.
Judge Trip has rendered judgment
tor $s.400 Tor The plaintiff in the long
draHn-ont partnership litigation be-
tween O. r. Belts and Geo. e, Lctchcr,
Of Mitchell, formerly in the hardware
business there. Lstcher will appeal.
Watertown's city council ID consider
ing ! petition to open Kemp avenue
across the Chicago Il Northwestern and
Manitoba tracks. Dakota avenue has
been cloaed ~ the former company and
. lively legal war seems 70 be approach-
ing.
The trustees OF the college TO be
located st Hot Springs under the AUS
pieces Of the M. p. church, have decided
to name the inssitntio1 the Black Hills
college. A plan lof tka building has
been chosen. An eAsHern conference
will deiray ell espenses Tor the FIRST
year.
a party Of surveyors OF the Manitoba
road is now cummings line from Halsted,
Nina, the present terminus Of the
Moorhead 3 Northern branch. TO Gale
donna north Dakota, and thence west
ward. The movement il designed to
head Of and compeSe with the Mime
suta& Dakets:road which is also pro-
iteted through the same section OF the
valley.
Late last Friday evening A. Pierce,
living four miles east Of Faulkson, left
his home ogo to : nelghboring house.
When be had been gone ashort time an
unknown person entered the house,
where only Mrs. Pierce was present end
with 4 6lrnr,n ravoivar darrand.a swnat |
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ATHRsATEMEp EMEuTE.

Ia Case Of the Election Of Forty to sns.
Deed Gr.vy.
LONDON, Nov. @.-A part OF the
French Radicals ars moving heaven and
earth to prevent the election Of NJ. Ferry
TO the presidency. Such an event, Paul
De Boulde declares, would threaten an.
emeute, and would cause 10000 men to
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cult court Of this county, WINS continued
I 10 the January term on the grounds OF
tbs introducing Of a number OF new Wit
nesses. This il 1.-The first enc Of the La
Sale county boodler eases.
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The Harvard freshmen hAve refused to,
accept the challenge Of the Yale fresh
men to row at New London next sum.
mol.